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National Centre for Nuclear Robotics
Nuclear facilities require a wide variety of robotics capabilities, engendering a variety of extreme RAI challenges.
Get a Move on
Assessing and improving the mobility of wheelchair users: a mobility tracker for wheelchair users which treats wheelchair and user as a single system.
WormBot
This project aims to design, manufacture and validate robust, soft robots to remotely apply insulation below the ground floor of domestic dwellings.
iGrasp
This project will create an autonomous grasping system based on technology developed by the Shadow Robotics Company and sensor experts at ARQ.
